This is a list of the acceptable Accelerated Reading books shown on the Marathon Middle/High School website. These "Suspense" books are for 9th grade youngsters.
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Suspense” books
Bloor, Edward
* Story time
Cabot, Meg
* Haunted: A Tale of the Mediator
Campbell, Eric
* The Place of lions
Cormier, Robert
* I am the cheese
Deuker, Carl
* On the devil's court
Duncan, Lois
* I know what you did last summer
* Killing Mr. Griffin
* Stranger with my face
* They never came home
* The Third eye
* Twisted Window
Grant, Cynthia
* Mary Wolf
Haddix, Margaret Peterson
* Escape from memory
Mowat, Farley
* Lost in the barrens
Nixon, Joan Lowery
* The Séance
* Whispers from the dead
Peck, Richard
* Are you in the house alone?
* Don't look and it won't hurt
Sweeney, Joyce
* Shadow
White, Robb
* Deathwatch
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Showing posts with label 9th grade. Show all posts
Thursday, March 15, 2007
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Stories” books
This is a list of the acceptable Accelerated Reading books shown on the Marathon Middle/High School website. These "Stories" books are for 9th grade youngsters.
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Stories” books
Blume, Judy, ed.
* Places I never meant to be
Crutcher, Chris
* Athletic shorts
Duncan, Lois, ed.
* Night terrors: Stories of Shadow and Substance
Gallo, Donald
* First Crossing
Lynch, Chris
* All the old haunts
McDaniel, Lurlene
* Starry, starry night
Noyes, Deborah
* Gothic! Ten Original Dark Tales
Salisbury, Graham
* Island Boyz
Snell, Gordon
* Thicker than water
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Stories” books
Blume, Judy, ed.
* Places I never meant to be
Crutcher, Chris
* Athletic shorts
Duncan, Lois, ed.
* Night terrors: Stories of Shadow and Substance
Gallo, Donald
* First Crossing
Lynch, Chris
* All the old haunts
McDaniel, Lurlene
* Starry, starry night
Noyes, Deborah
* Gothic! Ten Original Dark Tales
Salisbury, Graham
* Island Boyz
Snell, Gordon
* Thicker than water
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Sports” books
This is a list of the acceptable Accelerated Reading books shown on the Marathon Middle/High School website. These "Sports" books are for 9th grade youngsters.
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Sports” books
Bennett, James
* Squared circle
Crutcher, Chris
* Stotan!
* Whale talk
Deuker, Carl
* Heart of a champion
* Night Hoops
Klass, David
* Danger zone
Lynch, Chris
* Iceman
* Shadow Boxer
* Slot machine
Myers, Walter
* Slam!
Rapp, Adam
* Missing the Piano
Springer, Nancy
* Toughing It
Weaver, Will
* Hard Ball
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Sports” books
Bennett, James
* Squared circle
Crutcher, Chris
* Stotan!
* Whale talk
Deuker, Carl
* Heart of a champion
* Night Hoops
Klass, David
* Danger zone
Lynch, Chris
* Iceman
* Shadow Boxer
* Slot machine
Myers, Walter
* Slam!
Rapp, Adam
* Missing the Piano
Springer, Nancy
* Toughing It
Weaver, Will
* Hard Ball
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Science fiction” books
This is a list of the acceptable Accelerated Reading books shown on the Marathon Middle/High School website. These "Science fiction" books are for 9th grade youngsters.
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Science fiction” books
Asimov, Isaac
* Fantastic Voyage
* I, Robot
Benford & Brin
* Heart of the comet
Haddix, Margaret
* Turnabout
Halam, Ann
* Dr. Franklin's island
Heneghan, James
* The Grave
Klause, Annette Curtis
* Alien Secrets
Levitin, Sonia
* The Cure
Lowry, Lois
* Gathering blue
Marsden, John
* The Dead of night
McCaffery, Anne
* Moreta, Dragonlady of Pern
* Dragondrums
* Dragonflight
* Dragonsinger
* Dragonsong
* Dragonwings
* Renegades of Pern
* White dragon
* The White Dragon
O'Brien, Robert
* Z for Zachariah
Rubenstein, Gillian
* Galax arena
Service, Pamela F.
* The Reluctant God
Shusterman, Neal
* Downsiders
Sleator, William
* Others see us
Tolan, Stephanie
* Flight of the raven
* Welcome to the ark
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Science fiction” books
Asimov, Isaac
* Fantastic Voyage
* I, Robot
Benford & Brin
* Heart of the comet
Haddix, Margaret
* Turnabout
Halam, Ann
* Dr. Franklin's island
Heneghan, James
* The Grave
Klause, Annette Curtis
* Alien Secrets
Levitin, Sonia
* The Cure
Lowry, Lois
* Gathering blue
Marsden, John
* The Dead of night
McCaffery, Anne
* Moreta, Dragonlady of Pern
* Dragondrums
* Dragonflight
* Dragonsinger
* Dragonsong
* Dragonwings
* Renegades of Pern
* White dragon
* The White Dragon
O'Brien, Robert
* Z for Zachariah
Rubenstein, Gillian
* Galax arena
Service, Pamela F.
* The Reluctant God
Shusterman, Neal
* Downsiders
Sleator, William
* Others see us
Tolan, Stephanie
* Flight of the raven
* Welcome to the ark
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Romance” books
This is a list of the acceptable Accelerated Reading books shown on the Marathon Middle/High School website. These "Romance" books are for 9th grade youngsters.
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Romance” books
Cabot, Meg
* Boy meets girl
Dessen, Sarah
* That summer
Doherty, Berlie
* Dear Nobody
Draper, Sharon M.
* Romiette and Julio
Kata, Elizabeth
* Patch of blue
Kindl, Patrice
* Owl in love
McDaniel, Lurlene
* Don't die My Love
Napoli, Donna Jo
* The great god pan
Naylor, Phyllis Reynolds
* Send No Blessings
Quin-Harkin, Janet
* The boy next door
Smith, Betty
* Joy in the morning
Voigt, Cynthia
* Come a stranger
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Romance” books
Cabot, Meg
* Boy meets girl
Dessen, Sarah
* That summer
Doherty, Berlie
* Dear Nobody
Draper, Sharon M.
* Romiette and Julio
Kata, Elizabeth
* Patch of blue
Kindl, Patrice
* Owl in love
McDaniel, Lurlene
* Don't die My Love
Napoli, Donna Jo
* The great god pan
Naylor, Phyllis Reynolds
* Send No Blessings
Quin-Harkin, Janet
* The boy next door
Smith, Betty
* Joy in the morning
Voigt, Cynthia
* Come a stranger
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Non-fiction” books
This is a list of the acceptable Accelerated Reading books shown on the Marathon Middle/High School website. These "Non-fiction" books are for 9th grade youngsters.
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Non-fiction” books
Aaseng, Nathan
* Poisonous creatures
Adamson, Joy
* Born free
Adler, David
* We remember the Holocaust
Anthony, Suzanne
* Haiti
Barghusen, Joan
* Bald eagle
Barghusen, Laura
* Bear
Barnett, Jeanie
* Ghana
Bender, Evelyn
* Brazil
Blumenthal, Karen
* Six Days in October: Stock Market Crash of 1929
Bonomi, Kathryn
* Italy
Bradley, Catherine
* End of apartheid
Broberg, Merle
* Barbados
Cabot, Meg
* Princess Lessons
* Project Princess (This seems to be Fiction!)
* Teen Idol (This seems to be Fiction!)
Cahill, Mary
* Israel
Caldwell, John
* India
Canesso, Claudia
* Cambodia
* South Africa
Canfield, Jack
* Chicken soup for the teenage soul
Carlson, Richard
* Don't sweat the small stuff for teens
Clayton/Carter
* Coping with depression
Crouch, Clifford
* Cuba
Dash, Joan
* We Shall Not Be Moved: The Women's Factory Strike of 1909
Day, Nancy
* Advertising: Information of Manipulation
Docherty, J. P.
* Iraq
Dolan, Sean
* Germany
Dolan, Terrance
* Probing Deep Space
Dolce, Laura
* Australia
Donnelly, Karen
* Coping with dyslexia
Dubois, Jill
* Colombia
Dunn, John
* Enlightenment
DuTemple, Lesley
* Seals and sea lions
Dwyer, Christopher
* Chile
Feinberg, Barbara
* Black Tuesday
* Constitutional amendments
* Electing the president
* Term limits for Congress?
Gallant, Roy
* When the sun dies
Gaskins, Pearl
* What Are You? Voice of Mixed-Race Young People
Glenn, Mel
* Taking of Room 114
* Who Killed Mr. Chippendale?
Graham, Robin Lee
* Dove
Graves, Bonnie
* Bulimia
Haskins, Jim
* One More River to Cross
Hawk, Tony
* Between Boardslides and Burnout
Haynes, Tricia
* Colombia
* Guatemala
* Honduras
Hoose, Phillip M.
* The race to save the Lord God Bird
Judson, Karen
* Genetic engineering
Kennedy, Gregory
* Apollo to the moon
* First men in space
Koertge, Ronald
* Brimstone journals
Law, Kevin
* Canada
Lester, Julius
* To be a slave
Levine, Ellen
* Darkness over Denmark
Levine, Stuart
* Elephant
* Tiger
Liebowitz, Sol
* Argentina
Lindop, Edmund
* Political parties
Lord, Walter
* A Night to remember
Lyle, Garry
* Hong Kong
* Indonesia
* Iran
Macy, Sue
* Winning ways
McCulla, Patricia
* Bahamas
McGowen, Tom
* Adventures in archaeology
Moe, Barbara
* Coping as a survivor of a violent crime
Mowat, Farley
* Never cry wolf
Murphy, Jim
* Great fire
Nelson, Peter
* Left for Dead
Paulsen, Gary
* Woodsong
Philbrick, Nathaniel
* Revenge of the whale: the true story of the Whaleship Essex
Pomeray, J. P.
* Ireland
Popescu, Julian
* Russia
Presnall, Judith Janda
* Giant Panda
Price-Groff, Claire
* Manatee
Rady, Martyn
* Collapse of communism in Eastern Europe
Rebman, Renee
* Prohibition( World History)
Ross, Stewart
* Arab-Israeli conflict
* Great Depression
* Rise of Japan and the Pacific Rim
* World War I
* World War II
Rummel, Jack
* Mexico
Sandak, Cass
* Congressional committees
* Lobbying
* National debt
Sanders, Renfield
* El Salvador
Sayre, April
* Endangered birds of North America
Schimmel, Karen
* Bolivia
Seth, Ronald
* Netherlands
Shepheard, Patricia
* South Korea
Sherrow, Victoria
* Censorship in schools
* Endangered mammals of North America
Shillington, Kevin
* Independence in Africa
Silverstein/Nunn
* AIDS: An all-about guide for young adults
Simpson, Carolyn
* Coping with teenage motherhood
Sonder, Ben
* Evolutionism and creationism
Sookram, Brian
* France
Stefoff, Rebecca
* China
* Japan
Stewart, Melissa
* Life Without Light
Stwertka, Albert
* World of atoms and quarks
Taylor, Theodore
* Air-raid Pearl Harbor
Uchida, Yoshika
* Desert exile: the uprooting of a Japanese-American family
Vogt, Gregory
* Solar system: facts and exploration
Weber, Michael
* African American civil rights movement
Wee, Jessie
* Philippines
* Taiwan
Wells, Stefanie
* Coping with the Beauty Myth: A Guide for Real Girls
Wilkerson, David
* Cross and the Switchblade
Wilkins, Frances
* Egypt
* Jamaica
Winslow, Zachery
* Puerto Rico
Woog, Adam
* Whale
Wright, David
* Vietnam War
Yeager, Chuck
* Quest for Mach One: A First-Person Account of
Zeinert, Karen
* Cults
Zickgraf, Ralph
* Norway
* Sweden
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Non-fiction” books
Aaseng, Nathan
* Poisonous creatures
Adamson, Joy
* Born free
Adler, David
* We remember the Holocaust
Anthony, Suzanne
* Haiti
Barghusen, Joan
* Bald eagle
Barghusen, Laura
* Bear
Barnett, Jeanie
* Ghana
Bender, Evelyn
* Brazil
Blumenthal, Karen
* Six Days in October: Stock Market Crash of 1929
Bonomi, Kathryn
* Italy
Bradley, Catherine
* End of apartheid
Broberg, Merle
* Barbados
Cabot, Meg
* Princess Lessons
* Project Princess (This seems to be Fiction!)
* Teen Idol (This seems to be Fiction!)
Cahill, Mary
* Israel
Caldwell, John
* India
Canesso, Claudia
* Cambodia
* South Africa
Canfield, Jack
* Chicken soup for the teenage soul
Carlson, Richard
* Don't sweat the small stuff for teens
Clayton/Carter
* Coping with depression
Crouch, Clifford
* Cuba
Dash, Joan
* We Shall Not Be Moved: The Women's Factory Strike of 1909
Day, Nancy
* Advertising: Information of Manipulation
Docherty, J. P.
* Iraq
Dolan, Sean
* Germany
Dolan, Terrance
* Probing Deep Space
Dolce, Laura
* Australia
Donnelly, Karen
* Coping with dyslexia
Dubois, Jill
* Colombia
Dunn, John
* Enlightenment
DuTemple, Lesley
* Seals and sea lions
Dwyer, Christopher
* Chile
Feinberg, Barbara
* Black Tuesday
* Constitutional amendments
* Electing the president
* Term limits for Congress?
Gallant, Roy
* When the sun dies
Gaskins, Pearl
* What Are You? Voice of Mixed-Race Young People
Glenn, Mel
* Taking of Room 114
* Who Killed Mr. Chippendale?
Graham, Robin Lee
* Dove
Graves, Bonnie
* Bulimia
Haskins, Jim
* One More River to Cross
Hawk, Tony
* Between Boardslides and Burnout
Haynes, Tricia
* Colombia
* Guatemala
* Honduras
Hoose, Phillip M.
* The race to save the Lord God Bird
Judson, Karen
* Genetic engineering
Kennedy, Gregory
* Apollo to the moon
* First men in space
Koertge, Ronald
* Brimstone journals
Law, Kevin
* Canada
Lester, Julius
* To be a slave
Levine, Ellen
* Darkness over Denmark
Levine, Stuart
* Elephant
* Tiger
Liebowitz, Sol
* Argentina
Lindop, Edmund
* Political parties
Lord, Walter
* A Night to remember
Lyle, Garry
* Hong Kong
* Indonesia
* Iran
Macy, Sue
* Winning ways
McCulla, Patricia
* Bahamas
McGowen, Tom
* Adventures in archaeology
Moe, Barbara
* Coping as a survivor of a violent crime
Mowat, Farley
* Never cry wolf
Murphy, Jim
* Great fire
Nelson, Peter
* Left for Dead
Paulsen, Gary
* Woodsong
Philbrick, Nathaniel
* Revenge of the whale: the true story of the Whaleship Essex
Pomeray, J. P.
* Ireland
Popescu, Julian
* Russia
Presnall, Judith Janda
* Giant Panda
Price-Groff, Claire
* Manatee
Rady, Martyn
* Collapse of communism in Eastern Europe
Rebman, Renee
* Prohibition( World History)
Ross, Stewart
* Arab-Israeli conflict
* Great Depression
* Rise of Japan and the Pacific Rim
* World War I
* World War II
Rummel, Jack
* Mexico
Sandak, Cass
* Congressional committees
* Lobbying
* National debt
Sanders, Renfield
* El Salvador
Sayre, April
* Endangered birds of North America
Schimmel, Karen
* Bolivia
Seth, Ronald
* Netherlands
Shepheard, Patricia
* South Korea
Sherrow, Victoria
* Censorship in schools
* Endangered mammals of North America
Shillington, Kevin
* Independence in Africa
Silverstein/Nunn
* AIDS: An all-about guide for young adults
Simpson, Carolyn
* Coping with teenage motherhood
Sonder, Ben
* Evolutionism and creationism
Sookram, Brian
* France
Stefoff, Rebecca
* China
* Japan
Stewart, Melissa
* Life Without Light
Stwertka, Albert
* World of atoms and quarks
Taylor, Theodore
* Air-raid Pearl Harbor
Uchida, Yoshika
* Desert exile: the uprooting of a Japanese-American family
Vogt, Gregory
* Solar system: facts and exploration
Weber, Michael
* African American civil rights movement
Wee, Jessie
* Philippines
* Taiwan
Wells, Stefanie
* Coping with the Beauty Myth: A Guide for Real Girls
Wilkerson, David
* Cross and the Switchblade
Wilkins, Frances
* Egypt
* Jamaica
Winslow, Zachery
* Puerto Rico
Woog, Adam
* Whale
Wright, David
* Vietnam War
Yeager, Chuck
* Quest for Mach One: A First-Person Account of
Zeinert, Karen
* Cults
Zickgraf, Ralph
* Norway
* Sweden
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Mystery” books
This is a list of the acceptable Accelerated Reading books shown on the Marathon Middle/High School website. These "Mystery" books are for 9th grade youngsters.
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Mystery” books
Coles, William
* Compass in the blood
Haseley, Dennis
* Trick of the eye
Hayes, Daniel
* Trouble with lemons, The
Hoobler, Dorothy
* Ghost in the Tokaido Inn
Pullman, Philip
* Shadow in the North
* Tiger in the well
* Ruby In the Smoke
Rhyne, Nancy
* Alice Flagg
Roberts, Willo Davis
* Nightmare
Taylor, Theodore
* Weirdo
Thurlo, Aimee
* The Spirit line
Werlin, Nancy
* Black mirror
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Mystery” books
Coles, William
* Compass in the blood
Haseley, Dennis
* Trick of the eye
Hayes, Daniel
* Trouble with lemons, The
Hoobler, Dorothy
* Ghost in the Tokaido Inn
Pullman, Philip
* Shadow in the North
* Tiger in the well
* Ruby In the Smoke
Rhyne, Nancy
* Alice Flagg
Roberts, Willo Davis
* Nightmare
Taylor, Theodore
* Weirdo
Thurlo, Aimee
* The Spirit line
Werlin, Nancy
* Black mirror
Monday, March 12, 2007
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Historical fiction” books
This is a list of the acceptable Accelerated Reading books shown on the Marathon Middle/High School website. These "Historical fiction" books are for 9th grade youngsters.
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Historical fiction” books
Alder, Elizabeth
* King's shadow
Anderson, Laurie
* Fever, 1793
Avi
* True confessions of Charlotte Doyle
Bell, William
* Forbidden city
Bergman, Tamar
* Along the tracks
Borland, Hal
* When the legends die
Borton de Trevino, Elizabeth
* I, Juan de Pareja
Cleaver, Vera
* Where the lilies bloom
Cooney, Caroline
* Goddess of yesterday
* Ransom of Mercy Carter
Crossley-Holland, Kevin
* At the crossing places
Crowe, Chris
* Mississippi Trial, 1955
Dalkey, Kara
* Heavenward path
Elliott, L. M.
* Under a war-torn sky
Fast, Howard
* April Morning
Gaines, Ernest
* Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman
Haugaard, Erik
* Samurai's tale
Hautzig, Esther
* Endless steppe
Hudson, Jan
* Sweetgrass
Hughes, Dean
* Soldier boys
Hunt, Irene
* Across five Aprils
* No promises in the wind
Kassem, Lou
* Innkeepers daughter
Kerr, M. E.
* Slap your sides
Knowles, John
* Separate Peace
L'Amour, Louis
* Son of a wanted man
Lasky, Kathryn
* Beyond the Burning Time
Lester, Othello
* Othello
Lovelace, Maud
* Betsy and the Great World
Meyer, Carolyn
* Beware, Princess Elizabeth
* Mary, Bloody Mary
Morpurgo, Michael
* Private Peaceful
Mrazek, Robert J.
* Stonewall's gold
Napoli, Donna Jo
* Breath
* Daughter of Venice
Nelson, Theresa
* And one for all
Nolan, Han
* If I should die before I wake
Oke, Janette
* Love comes softly
Pearson, Mary
* Scribbler of dreams
Peck, Robert Newton
* Day no pigs would die
Pinkney, Andrea
* Silent thunder: a Civil War story
Rees, Celia
* Sorceress
* Witch child
Reiss, Johanna
* Journey back
Reuter, Bjarne
* Boys from St. Petri
Richter, Conrad
* Light in the forest
Rinaldi, Ann
* Acquaintance with darkness
* Break with charity
* In my father's house
* Wolf by the ears
Schaefer, Jack
* Shane
Soto, Gary
* Jesse
Taylor, Mildred
* The Land
* Let the circle be unbroken
* Road to Memphis
Thoene, Brock
* Man from Shadow Ridge
West, Jessamyn
* Friendly persuasion
Westall, Robert
* Blitzcat
* The Machine gunners
Whelan, Glorida
* Angel on the square
Wiesel, Elie
* Dawn
Wulffson, Don
* Soldier X
Yep, Laurence
* Dragonwings
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Historical fiction” books
Alder, Elizabeth
* King's shadow
Anderson, Laurie
* Fever, 1793
Avi
* True confessions of Charlotte Doyle
Bell, William
* Forbidden city
Bergman, Tamar
* Along the tracks
Borland, Hal
* When the legends die
Borton de Trevino, Elizabeth
* I, Juan de Pareja
Cleaver, Vera
* Where the lilies bloom
Cooney, Caroline
* Goddess of yesterday
* Ransom of Mercy Carter
Crossley-Holland, Kevin
* At the crossing places
Crowe, Chris
* Mississippi Trial, 1955
Dalkey, Kara
* Heavenward path
Elliott, L. M.
* Under a war-torn sky
Fast, Howard
* April Morning
Gaines, Ernest
* Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman
Haugaard, Erik
* Samurai's tale
Hautzig, Esther
* Endless steppe
Hudson, Jan
* Sweetgrass
Hughes, Dean
* Soldier boys
Hunt, Irene
* Across five Aprils
* No promises in the wind
Kassem, Lou
* Innkeepers daughter
Kerr, M. E.
* Slap your sides
Knowles, John
* Separate Peace
L'Amour, Louis
* Son of a wanted man
Lasky, Kathryn
* Beyond the Burning Time
Lester, Othello
* Othello
Lovelace, Maud
* Betsy and the Great World
Meyer, Carolyn
* Beware, Princess Elizabeth
* Mary, Bloody Mary
Morpurgo, Michael
* Private Peaceful
Mrazek, Robert J.
* Stonewall's gold
Napoli, Donna Jo
* Breath
* Daughter of Venice
Nelson, Theresa
* And one for all
Nolan, Han
* If I should die before I wake
Oke, Janette
* Love comes softly
Pearson, Mary
* Scribbler of dreams
Peck, Robert Newton
* Day no pigs would die
Pinkney, Andrea
* Silent thunder: a Civil War story
Rees, Celia
* Sorceress
* Witch child
Reiss, Johanna
* Journey back
Reuter, Bjarne
* Boys from St. Petri
Richter, Conrad
* Light in the forest
Rinaldi, Ann
* Acquaintance with darkness
* Break with charity
* In my father's house
* Wolf by the ears
Schaefer, Jack
* Shane
Soto, Gary
* Jesse
Taylor, Mildred
* The Land
* Let the circle be unbroken
* Road to Memphis
Thoene, Brock
* Man from Shadow Ridge
West, Jessamyn
* Friendly persuasion
Westall, Robert
* Blitzcat
* The Machine gunners
Whelan, Glorida
* Angel on the square
Wiesel, Elie
* Dawn
Wulffson, Don
* Soldier X
Yep, Laurence
* Dragonwings
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Fantasy” books
This is a list of the acceptable Accelerated Reading books shown on the Marathon Middle/High School website. These "Fantasy" books are for 9th grade youngsters.
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Fantasy” books
Alexander, Lloyd
* Beggar Queen
* Iron ring
Barron, T. A.
* Heartlight
* Merlin effect
* The Mirror of Merlin
* The Fire of Merlin
Block, Francesca Lia
* Echo
Calhoun, Dia
* Firegold
Colfer, Eoin
* Supernaturalist
Cooper, Susan
* Over sea, under stone
Crossley-Holland, Kevin
* Arthur: King of the Middle March
* Seeing stone
Dickinson, Peter
* Ropemaker
Duane, Diane
* So you want to be a wizard
* A Wizard abroad
Jordan, Robert
* Secret sacrament
Jordan, Sherryl
* Hunting of the last dragon
* The Raging Quiet
Lacket/Dixon
* Owlflight
Lackey, Mercedes
* Eagle and the nightingales
* Four & twenty blackbirds
MacHale, D.J
* Black Water
* Lost city of Faar
* Merchant of death
* The Never War
* Reality bug
McKinley, Robin
* Blue sword
Napoli, Donna
* Sirena
* Zel
Pierce Tamora
* Briar's Book
* Daja's book
* Emperor Mage
* In the Hand of the Goddess
* Magic Steps
* The Realms of the gods
* Shatterglass
* Wild magic
* Wolf-speaker
Pullman, Philip
* The Amber Spyglass
* Golden compass
* Subtle knife
Rowling, J. K.
* Harry Potter and the goblet of fire
* Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Smith, Sherwood
* Court Duel
Stroud, Jonathan
* Amulet of Samarkand
* Golem's eye
Tingle, Rebecca
* Edge on the sword
Tolkien, J. R. R.
* Hobbit
Wrede, Patricia
* Calling on dragons
* Dealing with dragons
* Magician's Ward
* Mairelon the Magician
* Searching for Dragons
* Talking to dragons
Yolen, Jane
* Dragon's Blood
* Heart's Blood
* The One-Armed Queen
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Fantasy” books
Alexander, Lloyd
* Beggar Queen
* Iron ring
Barron, T. A.
* Heartlight
* Merlin effect
* The Mirror of Merlin
* The Fire of Merlin
Block, Francesca Lia
* Echo
Calhoun, Dia
* Firegold
Colfer, Eoin
* Supernaturalist
Cooper, Susan
* Over sea, under stone
Crossley-Holland, Kevin
* Arthur: King of the Middle March
* Seeing stone
Dickinson, Peter
* Ropemaker
Duane, Diane
* So you want to be a wizard
* A Wizard abroad
Jordan, Robert
* Secret sacrament
Jordan, Sherryl
* Hunting of the last dragon
* The Raging Quiet
Lacket/Dixon
* Owlflight
Lackey, Mercedes
* Eagle and the nightingales
* Four & twenty blackbirds
MacHale, D.J
* Black Water
* Lost city of Faar
* Merchant of death
* The Never War
* Reality bug
McKinley, Robin
* Blue sword
Napoli, Donna
* Sirena
* Zel
Pierce Tamora
* Briar's Book
* Daja's book
* Emperor Mage
* In the Hand of the Goddess
* Magic Steps
* The Realms of the gods
* Shatterglass
* Wild magic
* Wolf-speaker
Pullman, Philip
* The Amber Spyglass
* Golden compass
* Subtle knife
Rowling, J. K.
* Harry Potter and the goblet of fire
* Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Smith, Sherwood
* Court Duel
Stroud, Jonathan
* Amulet of Samarkand
* Golem's eye
Tingle, Rebecca
* Edge on the sword
Tolkien, J. R. R.
* Hobbit
Wrede, Patricia
* Calling on dragons
* Dealing with dragons
* Magician's Ward
* Mairelon the Magician
* Searching for Dragons
* Talking to dragons
Yolen, Jane
* Dragon's Blood
* Heart's Blood
* The One-Armed Queen
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Contemporary” books
This is a list of the acceptable Accelerated Reading books shown on the Marathon Middle/High School website. These "Contemporary" books are for 9th grade youngsters.
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Contemporary” books
Anderson, Laurie
* Catalyst
Anderson, Laurie
* Speak
Avi
* City of light, city of dark
Bauer, Joan
* Hope was here
* Squashed
Bird, Isobel
* And it harm none
* Blue moon
* Challenge box
* Five paths
* House of winter
* In the dreaming
* Initiation
* Making the saint
* Merry meet
* Ring of light
* Second sight
* So mote it be
* Through the veil
* What the cards said
Block, Francesca
* I Was a Teenage Fairy
* Violet & Claire
Bloor, Edward
* Tangerine
Bowler, Tim
* River boy
Bunting, Eve
* Face at the edge of the world
Byalick, Marcia
* It's a matter of trust
Cabot, Meg
* Perfect Princess
* Princess diaries
* Princess in love
* Princess in Pink
* Princess in the spotlight
* Princess in waiting
* Amazing Gracie
Caseley, Judith
* Losing Louisa
Childress, Alice
* Hero ain't nothin' but a sandwich
Cohn, Rachel
* Gingerbread
Cole, Brock
* Facts speak for themselves
Cooney, Caroline
* Driver's ed
Cormier, Robert
* Chocolate war
* We all fall down
Crutcher, Chris
* Ironman
Curtis, Christopher Paul
* Bucking the Sarge
Danziger, Martin
* Snail Mail No More
Davis, Jenny
* Checking on the moon
Dessen, Sarah
* Keeping the moon
* Someone Like You
* The truth about forever
Draper, Sharon
* Darkness before dawn
* Tears of a tiger
Dygard, Thomas
* Soccer Duel
* Outside shooter
Ferris, Jean
* Across the grain
* Looking for home
Fleischman, Paul
* Whirlgig
Frank, Lucy
* Oy, Joy!
Fraustino, Lisa
* Ash
Fredericks, Mariah
* Head games
Freedman, Benedict
* Mrs. Mike
Gantos, Jack
* Desire lines
Gilmour/Reisfeld
* Building a mystery
Greene, Shep
* Boy Who drank too much
Grimes, Nikki
* Bronx Masquerade
Guy, Rosa
* The Friends
Haddix, Margaret
* Leaving Fishers
* Takeoffs and Landings
Hahn, Mary Downing
* December stillness
Hamiltion, Virginia
* The Planet of Junior Brown
* Arilla Sun Down
* M. C. Higgins the Great
* Plain city
Hesse, Karen
* Phoenix Rising
Hinton, S.E.
* Tex
Hobbs, Valerie
* Get It While It's Hot. Or Not
* How far would you have gotten if I hadn't called you back?
Hopkins, Cathy
* Mates, Dates, and Cosmic kisses
* Mates, Dates, and Designer divas
* Mates, Dates, and Inflatable bras
* Mates, Dates, and Mad mistakes
* Mates, Dates, and Sequin smiles
* Mates, Dates, and Sleepover secrets
* Mates, Dates, and Sole survivors
* Mates, Dates, and Tempting trouble
* The princess of pop
Jordan, Sherryl
* Wolf-woman
Kerr, M. E.
* Deliver us from Evie
* Gentlehands
Klass, David
* You don't know me
Konigsburg, E.L.
* Silent to the Bone
Limb, Sue
* Girl, 15, Charming but Insane
Lipsyte, Robert
* The Contender
Lubar, David
* Dunk
* Hidden Talents
Lynch, Chris
* Gypsy Davey
Marsden, John
* A killing frost
* Bruning for revenge
* Darkness, be my friend
* So Much to Tell You
* The night is for hunting
* The other side of dawn
* Tomorrow, when the war began
Mazer, Harry
* Twelve Shots: Outstanding Short Stories About Guns
Mazer, Norma
* Girlhearts
McCants, William
* Much ado about prom night
McCormick, Patricia
* Cut
Mcdonald, Janet
* Brother Hood
* Spellbound
Meyer, Caroline
* Drummers of Jericho
Myers, Walter Dean
* Fast Sam, cool Clyde and Stuff
* Handbook for boys
* Hoops
* Scorpions
* Shooter
Naylor, Phyllis
* Alice alone
* Ice
Nelson, Theresa
* Earthshine
Nickerson, Sara
* How to disappear completely and never be found
Osa, Nancy
* Cuba 15
Peck, Richard
* Father figure
* Last safe place on Earth
* Princess Ashley
* Remembering the Good Times
Peters, Julie
* Define "normal"
Plummer, Louise
* A Dance for Three
Porter, Connie
* Imani All Mine
Powell, Randy
* Dean Duffy
* Run if you dare
Pullman, Philip
* The Broken Bridge
Rosenberg, Liz
* Heart & soul
Saldana, Rene
* The jumping tree
Schulman, Audrey
* The Cage
Singer, Marilyn
* Deal with a ghost
Sones, Sonya
* One of those hideous books where the mother dies
Staples, Suzanne Fisher
* Shabanu, daughter of the wind
Stoehr, Shelly
* Crosses
Tashjian, Janet
* Gospel according to Larry
* Vote for Larry
Taylor, Theodore
* Sniper
Thomas, Rob
* Satellite down
* Slave day
Tullson, Diane
* Saving Jasey
Voigt, Cynthia
* Dicey's song
* Homecoming
* Seventeen against the dealer
* Solitary blue
* Sons from afar
Walker, Kate
* Peter
Walker, Paul
* The Method
Wittlinger, Ellen
* Razzle
Wolff, Virginia Euwer
* Make lemonade
* Mozart season
* Probably still Nick Swansen
Wood, June Rae
* Man who loved clowns
Zindel, Paul
* Begonia for Miss Applebaum
* The Pigman
* The Pigman's Legacy
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Contemporary” books
Anderson, Laurie
* Catalyst
Anderson, Laurie
* Speak
Avi
* City of light, city of dark
Bauer, Joan
* Hope was here
* Squashed
Bird, Isobel
* And it harm none
* Blue moon
* Challenge box
* Five paths
* House of winter
* In the dreaming
* Initiation
* Making the saint
* Merry meet
* Ring of light
* Second sight
* So mote it be
* Through the veil
* What the cards said
Block, Francesca
* I Was a Teenage Fairy
* Violet & Claire
Bloor, Edward
* Tangerine
Bowler, Tim
* River boy
Bunting, Eve
* Face at the edge of the world
Byalick, Marcia
* It's a matter of trust
Cabot, Meg
* Perfect Princess
* Princess diaries
* Princess in love
* Princess in Pink
* Princess in the spotlight
* Princess in waiting
* Amazing Gracie
Caseley, Judith
* Losing Louisa
Childress, Alice
* Hero ain't nothin' but a sandwich
Cohn, Rachel
* Gingerbread
Cole, Brock
* Facts speak for themselves
Cooney, Caroline
* Driver's ed
Cormier, Robert
* Chocolate war
* We all fall down
Crutcher, Chris
* Ironman
Curtis, Christopher Paul
* Bucking the Sarge
Danziger, Martin
* Snail Mail No More
Davis, Jenny
* Checking on the moon
Dessen, Sarah
* Keeping the moon
* Someone Like You
* The truth about forever
Draper, Sharon
* Darkness before dawn
* Tears of a tiger
Dygard, Thomas
* Soccer Duel
* Outside shooter
Ferris, Jean
* Across the grain
* Looking for home
Fleischman, Paul
* Whirlgig
Frank, Lucy
* Oy, Joy!
Fraustino, Lisa
* Ash
Fredericks, Mariah
* Head games
Freedman, Benedict
* Mrs. Mike
Gantos, Jack
* Desire lines
Gilmour/Reisfeld
* Building a mystery
Greene, Shep
* Boy Who drank too much
Grimes, Nikki
* Bronx Masquerade
Guy, Rosa
* The Friends
Haddix, Margaret
* Leaving Fishers
* Takeoffs and Landings
Hahn, Mary Downing
* December stillness
Hamiltion, Virginia
* The Planet of Junior Brown
* Arilla Sun Down
* M. C. Higgins the Great
* Plain city
Hesse, Karen
* Phoenix Rising
Hinton, S.E.
* Tex
Hobbs, Valerie
* Get It While It's Hot. Or Not
* How far would you have gotten if I hadn't called you back?
Hopkins, Cathy
* Mates, Dates, and Cosmic kisses
* Mates, Dates, and Designer divas
* Mates, Dates, and Inflatable bras
* Mates, Dates, and Mad mistakes
* Mates, Dates, and Sequin smiles
* Mates, Dates, and Sleepover secrets
* Mates, Dates, and Sole survivors
* Mates, Dates, and Tempting trouble
* The princess of pop
Jordan, Sherryl
* Wolf-woman
Kerr, M. E.
* Deliver us from Evie
* Gentlehands
Klass, David
* You don't know me
Konigsburg, E.L.
* Silent to the Bone
Limb, Sue
* Girl, 15, Charming but Insane
Lipsyte, Robert
* The Contender
Lubar, David
* Dunk
* Hidden Talents
Lynch, Chris
* Gypsy Davey
Marsden, John
* A killing frost
* Bruning for revenge
* Darkness, be my friend
* So Much to Tell You
* The night is for hunting
* The other side of dawn
* Tomorrow, when the war began
Mazer, Harry
* Twelve Shots: Outstanding Short Stories About Guns
Mazer, Norma
* Girlhearts
McCants, William
* Much ado about prom night
McCormick, Patricia
* Cut
Mcdonald, Janet
* Brother Hood
* Spellbound
Meyer, Caroline
* Drummers of Jericho
Myers, Walter Dean
* Fast Sam, cool Clyde and Stuff
* Handbook for boys
* Hoops
* Scorpions
* Shooter
Naylor, Phyllis
* Alice alone
* Ice
Nelson, Theresa
* Earthshine
Nickerson, Sara
* How to disappear completely and never be found
Osa, Nancy
* Cuba 15
Peck, Richard
* Father figure
* Last safe place on Earth
* Princess Ashley
* Remembering the Good Times
Peters, Julie
* Define "normal"
Plummer, Louise
* A Dance for Three
Porter, Connie
* Imani All Mine
Powell, Randy
* Dean Duffy
* Run if you dare
Pullman, Philip
* The Broken Bridge
Rosenberg, Liz
* Heart & soul
Saldana, Rene
* The jumping tree
Schulman, Audrey
* The Cage
Singer, Marilyn
* Deal with a ghost
Sones, Sonya
* One of those hideous books where the mother dies
Staples, Suzanne Fisher
* Shabanu, daughter of the wind
Stoehr, Shelly
* Crosses
Tashjian, Janet
* Gospel according to Larry
* Vote for Larry
Taylor, Theodore
* Sniper
Thomas, Rob
* Satellite down
* Slave day
Tullson, Diane
* Saving Jasey
Voigt, Cynthia
* Dicey's song
* Homecoming
* Seventeen against the dealer
* Solitary blue
* Sons from afar
Walker, Kate
* Peter
Walker, Paul
* The Method
Wittlinger, Ellen
* Razzle
Wolff, Virginia Euwer
* Make lemonade
* Mozart season
* Probably still Nick Swansen
Wood, June Rae
* Man who loved clowns
Zindel, Paul
* Begonia for Miss Applebaum
* The Pigman
* The Pigman's Legacy
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Classic” books
This is a list of the acceptable Accelerated Reading books shown on the Marathon Middle/High School website. These "Classic" books are for 9th grade youngsters.
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Classic” books
Alcott, Louisa May
* Little men
* Little women
Carroll, Lewis
* Alice's adventures in Wonderland
Cather, Willa
* My Antonia
* O Pioneers!
McCullers, Carson
* Member of the wedding
Montgomery, L. M.
* Anne of Avonlea (Unabridged)
* Anne of Green Gables
* Anne of the island
* Anne of Windy Poplars
Saroyan, William
* Human comedy
Spyri, Johanna
* Heidi
Steinbeck, John
* Red Pony
Stevenson, Robert Louis
* Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Swarthout, Glendon
* Bless the beasts and the children
Twain, Mark
* Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Wilder, Thomton
* Bridge of San Luis Rey
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Classic” books
Alcott, Louisa May
* Little men
* Little women
Carroll, Lewis
* Alice's adventures in Wonderland
Cather, Willa
* My Antonia
* O Pioneers!
McCullers, Carson
* Member of the wedding
Montgomery, L. M.
* Anne of Avonlea (Unabridged)
* Anne of Green Gables
* Anne of the island
* Anne of Windy Poplars
Saroyan, William
* Human comedy
Spyri, Johanna
* Heidi
Steinbeck, John
* Red Pony
Stevenson, Robert Louis
* Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Swarthout, Glendon
* Bless the beasts and the children
Twain, Mark
* Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Wilder, Thomton
* Bridge of San Luis Rey
Thursday, March 08, 2007
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Biography” books
This is a list of the acceptable Accelerated Reading books shown on the Marathon Middle/High School website. These "Biography" books are for 9th grade youngsters.
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Biography” books
Appel, Todd
* Jose Marti
Ayer, Eleanor
* Importance of Adolf Hitler
Barter, James
* Artists of the Renaissance
* Georgia O'Keeffe
Bowman, James
* Pecos Bill: the greatest cowboy of all time
Brennan, Kristine
* Diana
Cox, Clinton
* Houdini: master of illusion
Diane Yancey
* Civil War Generals of the
Dolan, Sean
* Bob Marley
Don Nardo
* Rulers of Ancient
* Scientists of Ancient
* Woman Leaders of Nations
Donato, Fran
* Rosie O'Donnell (Women of Achievement)
Fox, Mary
* Importance of Douglas MacArthur
Frank, Anne
* Anne Frank: diary of a young girl
Freedman, Russell
* Life and death of Crazy Horse
* Martha Graham: A Dancer's Life
Frisbee, Lucy Post
* John F. Kennedy
Fritz, Jean
* Great little
* Homesick, My Own Story
Furbee, Mary R.
* Women of the American Revolution
Gantos, Jack
* Hole in my Life
Giblin, James
* Charles A. Lindbergh: A Human Hero
* Life and Death of Adolf Hitler
Goodnough, David
* Pablo Neruda, Nobel Prize-winning poet
Greiner, James
* Wager with the wind
Gunther, John
* Death be not proud
Harrison/ Terris
* Ripple of hope: the life of Robert F. Kennedy
Haskins, James
* I have a dream
Henry, Taitz
* Coretta Scott King: Keeper of the Dream
Keyishian, Amy
* Stephen King
Lobel, Anita
* No pretty pictures: a child of war
Lyman, Darryl
* Holocaust Rescuers
Malone, Mary
* Connie Chung: Broadcast Journalist
Marrin, Albert
* Commander in Chief Abraham Lincoln
McKissack, Patricia
* Sojourner Truth: Ain't I a Woman?
Meltzer, Milton
* The Many Lives of Andrew Carnegie
* Mark Twain: A Writer's Life
* Theodore Roosevelt and His
Myers, Walter Dean
* Bad boy: a memoir
Parks/Haskins
* Rosa Parks, My Story
Pelzer, Dave
* Man named Dave
Piccoli, Sean
* Grateful Dead (Pop Culture Legends)
Pratt, Paula Bryant
* Importance of Ernest Hemingway
Reger, James P.
* Civil War Generals of the Confederacy
Roehm, Michelle
* Girls who rocked the world 2
Russell Roberts
* Rulers of Ancient
Sagan, Miriam
* Malcolm X (Mysterious Deaths)
Scariano, Margaret
* Dr. Ruth Westheimer
Schroeder, Alan
* Charlie Chaplin
Siegal, Aranka
* Upon the head of the goat
Sobel, Dava
* Longitude: the true story of a lone genius..
Stefoff, Rebecca
* Gloria Estefan
Stephen R.Liley
* Fighters Against American Slavery
Stewart, Gail
* Importance of F. Scott Fitzgerald
Streissguth, Thomas
* Charismatic cult leaders
Stuart A. Kallen
* Native American Chiefs and Warriors
Thrasher, Thomas
* Importance of William Shakespeare
Torres, John Albert
* Allen Iverson
Uschan, Michael
* Importance of John F. Kennedy
Wepman, Dennis
* Helen Keller
White, Ryan
* Ryan White: My Own Story
Woog, Adam
* Importance of the Beatles
Wukovits, John
* Imporance of Anne Frank
Zindel, Paul
* The Pigman & Me
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Adventure” books
This is a list of the acceptable Accelerated Reading books shown on the Marathon Middle/High School website. These "Adventure" books are for 9th grade youngsters.
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “Adventure” books
Blackwood, Gary
* Year of the hangman
Carter, Alden
* Between a Rock and Hard Place
Colfer, Eoin
* The wish list
Funke, Cornelia
* Thief lord
Hobbs, Will
* River Thunder
Howe, Norma
* Adventures of Blue Avenger
* Blue Avenger cracks the code
Meyer, L.A
* Bloody Jack
* Curse of the blue tattoo
Morey, Walt
* Death walk
Rees, Celia
* Pirates
Yolen, Jane
* Atalanta and the Arcadian
* Jason and the Gorgon's blood
AR List 2006, 9th grade “General” books
This is a list of the acceptable Accelerated Reading books shown on the Marathon Middle/High School website. These "General" books are for 9th grade youngsters.
By the way, since the AR List is so long, I had to break it into a separate list for each grade and "Type" of book. Adventure stories are together, history stories are together, mysteries are together, & so on.
I originally tried to make it quick and easy for you to request a book, but I discovered that the blogging software can’t handle all those tables and/or hyperlinks. Blogger kept saying that there’s an error because the page size is too great for Blogger to handle. Oh well, no more hyperlinks directly to every book. Sorry about that.
Instead, if you use Firefox as your browser, you can:
* Open a separate Tab for Marathon Library’s web site
* Highlight the title you’d like from this list
* Paste it into the library’s “Search Title” box
If the Monroe County Libraries have that title, you’ll be able to Request it by clicking on the "My Account" tab at the Library's web site, and entering your card number from the back of your card.
So, get your library card ready (you’ll need your card number to request books) & decide which books you want to have sent to you.
Don’t forget to pick out the proper library when you get to the "Request Confirmation" screen. If you come here to get your books, you’ll want to make sure it says the "Pick Up Location" is "Marathon Library".
Remember, when the book shows up at our library, we’ll call you at home & tell you it arrived. Be sure we have your correct telephone number so we can get in touch with you. If you want to, you can call us at 743-5156 to make sure we have your correct phone number in our computer. Otherwise, how we call you when your book comes?
Oh, and if you don’t already have a Monroe County library card, don’t worry. Look over in the right-hand column of this page, under the “Links” heading for Parent's Permission Slip for a child's library card at Marathon Library. Print the form, fill it out, and return it to us the next time you come to the Marathon Library, and we’ll give you a card. Then you can order all the books you want.
Pick out a bunch of books, start reading, and ENJOY!!
AR List 2006, 9th grade “General” books
Blume, Judy, ed.
* Places I never meant to be
Clark, Mary Higgins
* Silent night
Crutcher, Chris
* Athletic shorts
Duncan, Lois, ed.
* Night terrors: Stories of Shadow and Substance
Gallo, Donald
* First Crossing
Lynch, Chris
* All the old haunts
McDaniel, Lurlene
* Starry, starry night
Naylor, Phyllis
* Grooming of Alice
* Including Alice
Noyes, Deborah
* Gothic! Ten Original Dark Tales
Salisbury, Graham
* Island Boyz
Snell, Gordon
* Thicker than water
Wilder, Thornton
* Our town (This is a Drama)
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